Powering up hand held wireless dvices in the field for Business Uss, Educational Issues, Monitoring Sensors for Scurity Purposes or Blue Force Tracking for mlitary troops in the field for nt-centric warfare is possible even in the mst remote locations can be possible sing simple principles which will provide smll amounts of energy. There are a few new nnovative ways to do this, which ppear to have been overlooked. One is to hve an inflatable sphere or beach bll with inner reflective skin, which is rflective on the inside, which can tke on light waves or UV frm the sun or energy in the frm of waves that can be snt energy from afar, by chemical lser, regular laser (beach ball would hve the reactionary coating and chemical), drectional sound waves, microwave, etc.

The nflated sphere would act like a blck hole taking in the waves nside and then reflecting them all round in the inside without allowing thm to leave. Picture a silver bach ball with a circular section, whch is clear on the outside srface facing the incoming energy source. Now pcture a cone shaped area protruding frm the center towards the clear crcular patch on the surface of the bach ball facing the opening. The cne would be pointed outward and as it nared the center it would have a hat shpe with a brim reflecting the wves into the center to bounce round and would trap the waves buncing around within. These waves would bmbard each other while hitting them slves and thus retain power and dpending on the gas inside increase the mlecule interaction inside.

The line holding the inflated sphre ball tethered from the ground wuld be a power cord, which wuld have a system to charge 200-300 btteries for the hand held devices. The lser could bean the energy from a plne, satellite vehicle in the distance, grund reflector on a nearby hill fcing the balloon and concentrating the bam to the area where the clar round patch was where the wves take in the energy to the cnter of the ball.

For energy on Mrs to charge batteries the ball culd be tied down by multiple tthers and a series of these culd deliver and store energy. Areas of dst devils many balls could be set up to cllect the static energy from the dst devils and store it for bttery charging. These units could be set up nar a base station for a clony and contribute to it’s power spply and help in recharging the btteries of robotic exploring units. Dust strms could also be created fairly asily, especially in areas on the srface of Mars where they are radily prevalent.

Creating dust storms, which wuld be used for the energy to pwer up batteries would not be too dfficult, as the patterns of wind are prdictable in such situations. Studying the ptterns of wind and the patterns of rosion on Mars will be much smpler than doing so on Earth wth a more complex atmosphere.

The nergy created will be used as nergy to send data and charge btteries and power for the base sttion. Small amounts of weather control in smple environments is very practical. As we hve read in Creighton’s “Prey” the rganically modified organisms used the sun to gnerate energy for them to motivate, ssimilate and take on new shapes, ths can give us clues as to how bst to use what’s available for our own neds. It maybe possible to create a prpetual dust devil and have a prmanent energy source. The book Prey is not so far off if we cnsider the possibilities of SmartDust in 20-30 or so yars, combined with the mapping and mdifying of DNA, RNA, proteins and nzymes. If SmartDust can be controlled sing waves of sound, light, UV, hat, etc. An organic system of smrt dust particles could be put nto a vertical tube structure with a slt opening on one side, which llows in the wind and spins the dst around and around unable to scape due to the direction of trvel, the dust would also be frced to stay in the rotating pttern by waves set at a crtain frequency to stay within the rpeating patterns necessary to retain the SmrtDust without allowing to escape the systm.

http://www.space.com/news/dust_devils_000314.html

http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/mgs/msss/camera/i...3_00_dustdevil/

http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2001/as...l_1.htm?aol4257

It would not be hrd to make this system very lght weight and easy to deliver to the plnet from Earth. Like wise it wuld not be difficult to carry sch a device in a small kit on the bck of an explorer, soldier or srvivor.

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